Fascinating. Sounds complicated. I didn't know that Syrian refugees received food aid with eye scans. So did the funds ever go to refugees if they were sent to merchants?

I just love that all of our creative recent efforts at WTK is triggering this in you! And I can't wait to see what else gets created. I love that you stepped outside of your comfort zone and made this

WOW! I did not know about Rand Paul's offices burning down. Fascinating stuff, and as you say... right on par with the control regime's methods to silence those challenging their authority systems. The

Interesting to see you deepen the conversation about this topic. Socially responsible actions of the rich are likely motivated by self-interest. I agree that motivations may be irrelevant. Yet a main point

Hello from California, @julianhorack! Thanks for the supportive words. Yes to helping heal and reform our medical system.

I favor the radical transformation of the legacy system too! That Politico article is gross. Crazy to hear about your friend casually getting shot walking down a street.

Interesting stuff. Most people don't even consider how deep greenwashing goes, where many special interests are doing what they can to financially and politically benefit off of the climate crisis. That

I like that metaphor a lot :)

I love how you think. I resonate with everything you're saying here. I always think of the Lancet editor in chief who suggested that half of all medical literature is false or misleading. And that Nature

I think you're already doing that. Keep up the good work!

Fascinating stuff. What always stands out to me is an interview that Kennedy did where a CNN reporter questioned his comparison of vaccine mandates to the Holocaust. Turns out Kennedy was referring to

I love that you're in your creative and complex inquiry about where to take your Substack work. I know there are so many topics and issues that you can cover comprehensively, with brilliant quality and

Great food for thought. Scapegoating and finding someone to blame is a classic strategy for change. Yet it barely leads to productive and constructive results. I love your constant invitation for deeper

The excerpt from Brett Scott's Substack is fascinating. This post has definitely got me thinking about the massive mindset shift that a more fair and free system calls for. I love that you brought back

Great post. The biggest takeaway from my time going down the conspiracy rabbit hole is to hold everything as an emerging question instead of black/white, rigid absolutes. Even if there really are specific

One of my challenges is to organize this information in more interesting and engaging ways. I feel like where you shine is how you boil context down to its essence. The fact that you can talk about financial

A sobering and informative read. Thanks. What a world we live in that none of this is covered in required economics and finances classes in public schools.

Personally, I can't really connect with these abstractions. I believe in people and I believe in nature. That's about it. Love that! Well said. Many would rather fight over differences than reexamine the

Fascinating stuff. I remember learning about the invisible gorilla in my high school psychology class. Great way to use that as a metaphor for the current state of our society right now. I also feel like

Also, this is a great article on how Obama expanded and maintained the mass surveillance state.